Microservices - Migration from MonolithHow does combining gradual migration with feature toggles improve risk management?AIt forces all users to use new services immediatelyBIt disables testing during migrationCIt allows enabling new microservices only for select users before full rolloutDIt removes the need for rollback mechanismsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand feature toggles roleFeature toggles let you turn features on/off for specific users or groups.Step 2: Combine with gradual migrationThis allows testing new microservices with limited users, reducing risk before full rollout.Final Answer:It allows enabling new microservices only for select users before full rollout -> Option CQuick Check:Feature toggles + gradual migration = safer rollout = B [OK]Quick Trick: Toggle features for limited users first [OK]Common Mistakes:Forcing all users immediatelySkipping testingIgnoring rollback needs
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